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-Occurrence is a solid text block associated to the topic. For historical reasons Wandora calls occurrences also as '''Text datas'''. Occurrence has a '''type''' and a '''scope'''. Type is a topic that describes the occurrence, '''date of birth''' for example. Scope is also a topic describing the occurrence. Usually scope specifies the language of the occurrence. Occurrence is added to a topic by selecting '''Add occurrence...''' menu option. Option opens a dialog window:
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-[[Image:Schemaless_textdata_editor.gif|center]]
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-Occurrence creation dialog has a button for occurrence type topic and text fields for all languages in Wandora schema. To create an occurrence, user has to select type topic and write text in one or more text fields, and finally click '''OK''' button.
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-Occurrence editor doesn't allow user to specify occurrence languages freely. This is usually enough as languages should not vary too much. To add occurrence of non-listed language, add your language topic as an instance to '''Wandora language'''. Read more [[How to add another variant name language|here]].
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-Topic map standard supports also URL occurrences addition to text occurrences. However, Wandora does '''not''' support URL occurrences as it is possible to set URL's external representation, the string representing URL, as the occurrence.
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-After occurrence creation Wandora user can edit occurrences. To edit single occurrence, user has to click the text field showing occurrence's first words and Wandora opens up an occurrence editor. Occurrence editor is shown below. Editor contains some additional features compared to creation dialog. For example, user can strip html elements in occurrence text with a menu option '''Edit > Strip HTML tags'''. '''Refine''' menu contains occurrence text classifiers and topic finders for example.
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-[[Image:occurrence_editor.gif|center|Editing occurrence after initial addition.]]
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-More advanced occurrence operations are found in '''Topics > occurrence''' menu of topic tables. These operations include:
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-* '''Delete occurrences with type''' removes occurrences of given type from context topics.
-* '''Delete all occurrences''' removes all occurrences from context topics.
-* '''Regex replace''' modifies occurrence text with given regular expression. This can be used to perform rather complicated search and replace operations for example.
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-See also page [[Refining occurrences]] for some advanced occurrence editing options.
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-== See also ==
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-* [[Modifying base name]]
-* [[Modifying subject locator]]
-* [[Modifying subject identifiers]]
-* [[Modifying variant names]]
-* [[Modifying topic classes and instances]]
-* [[Modifying associations]]

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-Occurrence creation dialog has a button for occurrence type topic, text fields for all defined languages. In order to create an occurrence, user has to select type topic and write text to one or more text fields, and finally click '''OK''' button.
+Occurrence creation dialog has a button for occurrence type topic and text fields for all languages in Wandora schema. To create an occurrence, user has to select type topic and write text in one or more text fields, and finally click '''OK''' button.
-Occurrence editor doesn't allow user to specify occurrence scopes freely. User must always choose scope from Wandora's language topics. This is usually enough as scopes should not vary too much. To add occurrence of non-listed scope, add your scope topic as an instance to '''Wandora language'''. Read more [[How to add another variant name language|here]].
+Occurrence editor doesn't allow user to specify occurrence languages freely. This is usually enough as languages should not vary too much. To add occurrence of non-listed language, add your language topic as an instance to '''Wandora language'''. Read more [[How to add another variant name language|here]].
 Topic map standard supports also URL occurrences addition to text occurrences. However, Wandora does '''not''' support URL occurrences as it is possible to set URL's external representation, the string representing URL, as the occurrence.
-After occurrence creation Wandora user can modify occurrences. To modify single occurrence, user can click the text field showing occurrence's first words. Occurrence text editor is shown below. Editor contains some additional features compared to creation dialog. For example, user can strip html elements in occurrence with menu option '''Edit > Strip HTML tags'''. '''Refine''' menu contains occurrence text classifiers and topic finders for example.
+After occurrence creation Wandora user can edit occurrences. To edit single occurrence, user has to click the text field showing occurrence's first words and Wandora opens up an occurrence editor. Occurrence editor is shown below. Editor contains some additional features compared to creation dialog. For example, user can strip html elements in occurrence text with a menu option '''Edit > Strip HTML tags'''. '''Refine''' menu contains occurrence text classifiers and topic finders for example.

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	* '''Regex replace''' modifies occurrence text with given regular expression. This can be used to perform rather complicated search and replace operations for example.		* '''Regex replace''' modifies occurrence text with given regular expression. This can be used to perform rather complicated search and replace operations for example.

−		+	See also page [[Refining occurrences]] for some advanced occurrence editing options.

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	Occurrence editor doesn't allow user to specify occurrence scopes freely. User must always choose scope from Wandora's language topics. This is usually enough as scopes should not vary too much. To add occurrence of non-listed scope, add your scope topic as an instance to '''Wandora language'''. Read more [[How to add another variant name language\|here]].		Occurrence editor doesn't allow user to specify occurrence scopes freely. User must always choose scope from Wandora's language topics. This is usually enough as scopes should not vary too much. To add occurrence of non-listed scope, add your scope topic as an instance to '''Wandora language'''. Read more [[How to add another variant name language\|here]].
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−	Occurrences employ schema similar to association schema. Occurrence schema specifies what kind of occurrences can be added to a topic i.e. the types of allowed occurrences. Read more about the schema [[Schema\|here]]. As schema creation is rather difficult, also schemaless occurrence addition is allowed.

	Topic map standard supports also URL occurrences addition to text occurrences. However, Wandora does '''not''' support URL occurrences as it is possible to set URL's external representation, the string representing URL, as the occurrence.		Topic map standard supports also URL occurrences addition to text occurrences. However, Wandora does '''not''' support URL occurrences as it is possible to set URL's external representation, the string representing URL, as the occurrence.

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-Occurrence is a solid text block associated to the topic. Occurrence has '''type''' and '''scope'''. Type is a topic that describes the occurrence. '''Topic's description''' is an example of occurrence type. Scope is also a topic describing the occurrence. Usually scope specifies the language of the occurrence. Type and scope are orthogonal. Topic map standard supports URL occurrences addition to text occurrences. However, Wandora does '''not''' support URL occurrences as it is possible to set URL's external representation, the string representing URL, as the occurrence.
+Occurrence is a solid text block associated to the topic. For historical reasons Wandora calls occurrences also as '''Text datas'''. Occurrence has a '''type''' and a '''scope'''. Type is a topic that describes the occurrence, '''date of birth''' for example. Scope is also a topic describing the occurrence. Usually scope specifies the language of the occurrence. Occurrence is added to a topic by selecting '''Add occurrence...''' menu option. Option opens a dialog window:
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+Occurrence creation dialog has a button for occurrence type topic, text fields for all defined languages. In order to create an occurrence, user has to select type topic and write text to one or more text fields, and finally click '''OK''' button.
-Occurrence is added to a topic by selecting '''Add occurrence...'''. Occurrences employ schema similar to association schema. Occurrence schema specifies what kind of occurrences can be added to a topic i.e. the types of allowed occurrences. Read more about the schema [[Schema|here]]. As schema creation is rather difficult, also schemaless occurrence addition is allowed.
 Occurrence editor doesn't allow user to specify occurrence scopes freely. User must always choose scope from Wandora's language topics. This is usually enough as scopes should not vary too much. To add occurrence of non-listed scope, add your scope topic as an instance to '''Wandora language'''. Read more [[How to add another variant name language|here]].
-More advanced occurrence operations are found in '''Topics > occurrence''' menu of topic tables:
+Occurrences employ schema similar to association schema. Occurrence schema specifies what kind of occurrences can be added to a topic i.e. the types of allowed occurrences. Read more about the schema [[Schema|here]]. As schema creation is rather difficult, also schemaless occurrence addition is allowed.
 * '''Delete occurrences with type''' removes occurrences of given type from context topics.
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 * '''Regex replace''' modifies occurrence text with given regular expression. This can be used to perform rather complicated search and replace operations for example.

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−	[[Image:~~edit_text_data~~.gif\|center\|Editing occurrence after initial addition.]]	+	[[Image:occurrence_editor.gif\|center\|Editing occurrence after initial addition.]]

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−	[[Image:~~textdata_editor~~.gif\|center\|Adding occurrence to a topic with predefined schema.]]	+	[[Image:occurrence_editor.gif\|center\|Adding occurrence to a topic with predefined schema.]]

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	* [[Modifying topic classes and instances]]		* [[Modifying topic classes and instances]]
	* [[Modifying associations]]		* [[Modifying associations]]
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